The Loose Association of Wargamers

Shahbahraz wrote: ↑Sat Oct 12, 2019 7:58 am

grizzlymc wrote: ↑Fri Oct 11, 2019 10:08 pm Looks like he's building Hadrian's wall.

Not much point, we can step over that easy...

So still works better than trumps?

Wg Cdr Luddite wrote: ↑Fri Oct 11, 2019 4:42 pm LT have you got turrets syndrome ?

That’s class, take 15 cress points.

valleyboy wrote: ↑Sat Oct 12, 2019 1:05 am Where are these from LT?

Tabletop Workshop, now sadly defunct. Those particular examples were courtesy of Ian at Fenris Games a couple of years ago and I’m finally getting around to them. Looks like about 6-8 foot of city walls for medieval fun and games.

You lucky man

That’s the politest comment I’ve had

Do you have a license to crenellate?

Not in public, surely?

Here's some stuff I completed for the Cassinga game just before flying out to Italy. Today I've added a second coat of varnish to the soggy bits. There are nine two-foot square terrain boards in total - three are connected by a river, while two more have a soggy river-bed with ponds, three have trenches and one has a drainage ditch - only one of them is devoid of features. They will eventually get a dry-brush with white and flock and bushes added:









I've made another two-dozen trees from Woodland Scenics armatures and a mixture of foliage-mesh and foliage clusters. Instead of using MDF bases, I've this time used sewing needles, heated with a candle and shoved up the trunk, so that the trees can then simply be 'stabbed' into polystyrene terrain:


Some African buildings by Peter Pig, which will represent the more solid buildings of Cassinga. The colours are fairly typical for Angola, if Google is to be believed:


I need a walled cemetery for Cassinga, so I've used Peter Pig walls and gravestones by Magister Militum. This could just as easily be a cemetery in Normandy, so will come in handy for future games:


I need a Cessna 185 air observation post. This is a very nice 3D print of a Cessna 172 by Shapeways - it'll have the tricycle undercarriage replaced by a tail-dragged arrangement, thus turning it into a 185:


Some Vietnam artillery position by Timecast, which will become Angolan AAA positions:

Looking very nice.

Looks great. The buildings look spot on

Ta!